Goldman Sachs would like to remind you that this is the current CEO Lloyd C. Blankfein, who spent three days testifying against former Goldman board member Rajat Gupta, a man sentenced to two years in prison for leaking boardroom secrets.

It is current CEO Lloyd C. Blankfein, whose company settled with the state of Massachusetts for $60 million dollars, admitting to 714 homeowners that it "acted as middlemen in loans that contained terms so onerous that they were destined to fail."

Goldman Sachs would like to remind you that it was not Goldman Sachs -- a company that made $3.44 billion in three months at the statistical low-point of the recession, thriving on the homelessness of thousands of Americans while gut-punching an American economy -- that messed up.

Goldman Sachs would like to remind you that it was a copyeditor at the New York Times who messed up.